Well, no one ever claimed protecting a princess is easy, especially with one as strong willed and busy body as Alice. This episode brings Dawin to the onset of duty and love, though duty is heavy at this point, I’m hoping love would kick in soon? We can have both, Show!
Tagged: ลิขิตรัก, likit rak, Nadech Kugimiya, the crown princess, Yaya Urassaya
Hey guys! It’s a new dawn, it’s a new day, it’s Likit Rak Day! You know I was just thinking – while watching this – of the 3Zaap interview with Yaya Nadech this weekend. Yaya said she really struggled playing Princess Alice. There were times when she didn’t know how to portray the complicated emotions – like when she was crowned, people hate her, so is she supposed to act happy or angry or sad? Another interesting part is learning (me, not Yaya) that Anne Thong is a very strict and detail oriented producer. She sure has high expectations. There was a part where Anne would call up Nadech and ask him if he no longer wants to play Commander Dawin. Hot damn, I…
Tagged: ลิขิตรัก, likit rak, Nadech Kugimiya, the crown princess, Yaya Urassaya
I like where we’re headed already, despite how we got there. There are twists and turns in order to establish one mission, nothing is ever easy to come to a decision in this world, especially when life and death is at stake. King Henry must do something drastic to protect his Crown Princess and Commander Dawin has to make a decision personally and professionally.
Tagged: ลิขิตรัก, likit rak, Nadech Kugimiya, Yaya Urassaya
Hot damn. Those are two words to describe the first episode of Likit Rak aka The Crown Princess. As many of you know, I am a pretty hardcore Yadech fan as any, but to be honest, I was a bit gun shy about having any expectations for their current collaboration, Likit Rak, I learned that it’s always best to go in with zero expectations these days. And I’m sure glad I did, because I like what I’m seeing already. I’ll keep hopeful optimism that it stays good, since this is brought to us by director Ampaiporn and the producer Anne Thongprasom. It’s shot like a movie with stunning cinematography, excellent score, and seriously such eye candy I can’t look away. Simply put, it’s beautiful.…
Tagged: ลิขิตรัก, likit rak, Nadech Kugimiya, Yaya Urassaya
Has it been since The Rising Sun Series since we’ve seen Nadech and Yaya on screen together? That is too many years too long, if you ask me. But they’re back to win our hearts in Leh Lub Salub Rarng (which isn’t a hard feat if I’m being honest), it is a body swapping lakorn about alpha male Captain Ramin and beloved Pearl of Asia Petra Pawadee. It is action meets comedy meets gender reversal. When we first meet them, you’ll love to hate these two because of their spoiled brat, conceited and selfish tendencies. And at first you’ll wonder why our leads are unlikable, and yet despite how unlikeable their characters are, Nadech Yaya’s portrayal of them comes out hilarious because it’s so…
Tagged: Leh Lub Salub Rarng, Nadech Kugimiya, Yaya Urassaya
Tarm Rak Keun Jai by LakornThai is a story about Nara, known to most as Noona. She has known that her father, Ram, was deceased for 15 years now, but after finishing her college studies, and en route to continue her Masters in the States, Noona comes across evidences revealing that her father may actually be alive. When confronting her difficult, possibly narcissistic mother, she learns that she had been lied to all this time. To think that she could have spent the last 15 years with a father who adored her and showed her unconditional love, a father she had missed everyday, Noona was furious.
It’s sayonara for Roy Fun Tawan Deurd, the Rising Sun Series II. It’s an action packed finale as any climax would have it, blood, deaths (the right ones!) and late blooming revelations. I must say that the ending of this show has some similarities to the previous show, but the final nugget of conflict perhaps will bring about a necessary intro to the third story – otherwise I won’t be able to make sense of its purpose. Our hero thinks he’s bested the gang but only to be surprised by their one-upmanship. However, that’s why he has such a smart heroine, who comes loaded with reinforcements to take the baddies down once and forever. Our duo are as cute as ever as they tie…
“New” would be a relative word, since this is a remake lakorn from its original inception in 1998, but it’s a new lakorn for our leads who are collaborating together for the first time. Tarm Rak Keun Jai (which literally means pursue love back to the heart) is a romantic, easygoing story taken place at a farm. Nadech will take on a farm owner named Singh and with his new, rugged look, he’ll be the dreamy image that manifests itself out of the book. Mew plays Nuna who has been estranged from her long lost father, played by Au (the original hero from 1998), and she will be on a mission to find him. Then turns out, Au’s character (Rarm) will fall in love…
Tagged: Mew Nitha, Nadech Kugimiya, Tarm Rak Keun Jai
The end is near, but not yet. Some of you may rejoice that there’s one more episode to watch Ryu and Mayumi, and others may just want to see some of the bad guys die already. The thing about being a viewer and knowing who the bad guys are and what they’ve done, and watching our good guys scramble to catch up to the bad guys, is that it’s frustrating. You just want them to get there already. So let’s DO IT! Thankfully, our hero makes some strides in this episode and our heroine’s eyes are finally opened to the truth. She decides to trust her beloved with no qualms (ifs ands or buts) and we watch their relationship become stronger and more enduring.
Behind every great man there is a great woman. This phrase couldn’t be truer in this episode and story.
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